permittywnoci

Permittywnoci is not a standard term in physics and is not listed in major glossaries. In Polish-language sources, the closest established term is permitytywność (permittivity) or the related concepts of dielectric constant or dielectric permittivity. As a result, permittywnoci is typically regarded as a misspelling or an informal neologism rather than a defined scientific property. Some authors may use it informally to refer to the same idea, or to a property analogous to permittivity in a particular context, but there is no universally accepted definition.

In electromagnetism, permitytywność describes how a material responds to an electric field. It governs the relationship between electric displacement D and electric field E, via D = ε E, where ε = ε0 εr. Here ε0 is vacuum permittivity and εr is the relative permittivity (dielectric constant). Relative permittivity is dimensionless and influences capacitance C = ε A/d for a parallel-plate capacitor. Materials with high permitytywność can store more electric energy for a given field, effectively reducing the internal field under certain conditions.

Permitytywność is distinct from magnetic permeability and from conductivity, and is central to dielectric behavior, wave propagation, and capacitor design. If the term permittywnoci appears in a source, it should be cross-checked against standard terminology to determine whether the intended meaning is permittivity or another related property.

See also: Permittivity, Dielectric constant, Dielectric material, Electric displacement.